Renal Buffer System - Acid Base Balance

Review of the physiology surrounding renal control of acid base balance.

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I can’t thank you enough for this. This is one of the topics I have to write about for my online assignment to pass this semester and your video is literally helping me survive quarantine more smoothly so thank you so much !!!!

[@CristianoRaashid77]

I'm so grateful for this
A lot of people explain the whole ion exchange and all but what you did different is explaining the "bigger picture" and often that's all you're looking for when trying to understand a topic

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[@lalithagoriparti6699]

definatly i m grateful for you ....this has been a very tough thing ...i always had a confusion this buffer system.a very simple fact that carbonic anhydrase is present on cell surface didnt occur to me in past ..thank you so much

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Really helpful, Thank you!!

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U just explained so good
Thank you 😊

[@louie188]

Excellent explanation! Thank you!

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Very helpful video, thank you!

[@ehsanmahmud2531]

Excellent.. Thanks a ton. Nicely explained

[@CGY771]

That was excellent. Thank you.

[@nataliebuchanan9362]

Love this video. You explained it so well. Thank you

[@ahlamahmed3658]

Nicely done👍👍

[@nataliewall1194]

Am I incorrect in my understanding that Type A intercalated cells are found in the collecting duct, not the DCT? I was under the impression that there was no H+/K+ ATPase in the DCT. Could be mistaken, however.

[@jennytu8905]

Fantastic, so clear - well broken down. Thank you :)

[@WinonaBear123]

Very clear. Thank you so much!

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[@My21gems]

amazing, explained so well, thank you!!

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Good Job, well explained

[@dalebutton4864]

Thank you!

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[@drharveyshahnam]

thank you, very well explained

[@dalebutton4864]

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[@sonofinternet]

thanks a lot dale.

[@ciaracharmane8436]

Thank you! Within your proximal tubule is there a Bicarbonate/ Na+ pump pumping those ions into the blood?

[@nourishwithsiti]

really good explanation

[@michaelufer7854]

bloody great

[@elliotgrady5151]

This was a good video.

[@madhupreethi7072]

Renal buffersystem means Metabolic acidosis?

[@dom38701]

very nice, thank you

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Great! Thank you

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[@baraashukur8706]

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[@GauravSharma-lx9rb]

If you can give me the proof that hydrogen ion is also filtered through glomeruli, then I think i have got the answer of my question I’ve searching since 1 year. Hope you can give me.

[@nataliebuchanan9362]

Hi Dale, love your videos. I was just wonder in the intercalated cells type A, does the exchange of hydrogen and potassium require ATP.

[@mazayaputriamriviana1339]

Yeah, it does

[@dilkidesilva9010]

theres a mistake here--> HCO3- exits the PCT cell via Na+/HCO3- symporter

[@rahulchadaga4361]

noticed that mistake as well, but it uses both the Cl-/HCO3- antiport and Na+/HCO3- symport for HCO3- reabsorption

[@bonniereeves5539]

Thank you!